The oh so long month of January is finally getting to an end, the days are already longer, and London art galleries and museums have plenty of good exhibitions to keep you warm (and intellectual and visually stimulated ha!) until Spring decides to grace us with its presence. I’ve already saw some of the exhibitions…
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I usually find the end of the year not very interesting in terms of exhibitions, even a bit lazy if I may, but it looks like after a year of great shows 2018 wants to end on a good (arty) note. A lot of the exhibitions listed in my October Art Guide are still on,…
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Last Friday I decided to treat myself, and visit Hayward Gallery’s latest exhibition “Space Shifters”. The show features the work of 20 artists spanning a period of roughly 50 years, from Alicja Kwade large-scale sculptural installation which take us on a path between reality and illusion, to Anish Kapoor distorting mirror, the exhibition messes with your…
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Any contemporary art lover will agree, London is spoiling us this month. Not only Frieze is about to re-open for another edition in its now famous Regent Park location, but the art galleries across the city decided to put on a show as well with a series of highly expected exhibitions (if I say Yayoi…
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When most people are dreading the idea of starting the month of September, I just simply love it. Ok, it might mean that your summer is over but for me September rhymes with new beginnings and as far as I can remember I always welcomed it with joy (and a lot of expectations) . Everything…
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The weather in London is driving you crazy as well? The simple idea to take a bus, or to hop on the central line sounds like a beautiful nightmare? I get you reader, but giving up on our social life and let this heatwave win is not an option. It might sounds like I’m repeating…
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After few relatively quiet months (read not many exhibitions I cared for), June is spoiling us with some exciting shows and the now traditional big reveal of the Serpentine Summer Pavilion. I don’t know if it’s me who is selecting subconsciously only female artist exhibitions lately, or if things are actually shifting in the art…
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While the art world is gathering in Venice for the Biennale, we are not left behind in London as some exciting shows are going on. I’ve been a busy bee lately, which is forcing me to chose the exhibitions I’m attending even more carefully (sight). We all know how big London is, so the trick is to…
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There is a lot to see in London this month. A lot. Spring seems to always be an interesting season for contemporary art, the ideas of renewal and regrowth associated with that time of the year must somehow have inspired the galleries. While the parks are slowly blooming, the city is bursting with openings and new…
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Okay it’s almost mid-March already, and because it’s been two weeks since I’ve posted on the blog I allow you to call me a lazy blogger. Between a very busy schedule at work and some intense apartment hunting sessions , I must admit that preparing new articles for the blog was not on the top…
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Two in One. Mix and Match.This month I’ve decided to combined my Brussels and my London art guides. I grant you, not very Brexit spirited (I still wonder how UK’s art market will be impacted when Britain will leave the European single market), but convenient and not completely off topic as well. Even though London and Brussels’s…
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New month, new exhibitions. Some of the current shows in London have been running for a while now (I blame the holidays), so I was patiently waiting for something new and exciting to be released to share with you my January art guide. January is known for being the darkest month of the year, so no…
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